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THE STUDIO CAMERA

THE STUDIO CAMERA. Crew Position-Camera Operator. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA. 3 parts of a Camera. Viewfinder. Lens. Body. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA. The Viewfinder – See your Shot. The VIEWFINDER allows the camera operator to see and compose the shot.

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THE STUDIO CAMERA

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  1. THE STUDIO CAMERA Crew Position-Camera Operator

  2. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA 3 parts of a Camera Viewfinder Lens Body

  3. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA The Viewfinder – See your Shot The VIEWFINDER allows the camera operator to see and compose the shot.

  4. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Tally Light-Means you’re hot (in program) Tally lights are found on the viewfinder and CCU

  5. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA The Body – Converts light into electrical energy

  6. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA 1. Iris Ring-controls the amount of light entering the camera, closet to camera body, Controlled by the CCU The Lens – has 3 rings

  7. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Controls amount of light coming into the lens The Lens

  8. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA The Lens The IRIS of the lens uses f-stops

  9. THE LENS – 2. The Zoom ring The zoom ring allows for you to zoom in/out. T-Telephoto W-Wide

  10. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Focus the image 3. Focus Ring-fine tunes clarity of the picture

  11. FOCUSING THE STUDIO CAMERA Three steps to focusing • ZOOM IN ALL the way on your subject! • Focus the image using the Focus Ring • ZOOM OUT and compose your shot

  12. FOCUSING THE STUDIO CAMERA Depth of Field • Depth of Field- is the distance from the camera to the object you focused in on.

  13. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA CCU-Camera Control Unit CCU – located in the control room, operated by the director. Controls: Iris, power supply, gain

  14. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA TRIPOD – Supports the camera and allows the camera operator to move the shot up & down and left & right. Tripod and Dolly

  15. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Tripod and Dolly DOLLY – Supports the tripod and allows the camera to move on wheels around the studio.

  16. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Tilt Lock – Controls the up down motion of the camera. NEVER LET THE CAMERA GO! WHY?????? Tilt Lock

  17. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Pan Lock – Controls the left right motion of the camera. Use the camera arms. Pan Lock

  18. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Zoom Servo – Right camera arm, moves the zoom ring for you, more sensitive Video Return Servo Controls

  19. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Focus Servo – Left camera arm, moves the focus ring for you Servo Controls

  20. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Intercom = Listen!! ClearCOM – Allows the director to communicate with the crew in the studio

  21. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Intercom = Listen!! ClearCOM – double click the button to turn the green light on.

  22. THE COLOR OF LIGHT Splitting White Light Light comes into the lens and is separated into 3 primary colors and projected on three CCD’s

  23. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA Black and White Balance White Balance – Defines the color White under the lighting conditions Black Balance – Defines the color Black

  24. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA • Steps to white balance- • Make sure the camera is on and lights are turned on • Zoom in and focus on something at least 80% white • Flip the white balance button (under lens) • Check the viewfinder for “OK” Steps to White Balance

  25. FEATURES OF THE STUDIO CAMERA • Steps to black balance- • You don’t have to point the camera at something black • Flip the switch to black the iris will close • Check the viewfinder for “ok” Steps to Black Balance

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